OECD warning that low & negative interest rates are threatening stability in world markets, Bank of Japan is watching 10 year bond rates and continuing quantitative easing and oil prices headed up on hopes of deal to cap output.

Congress is set to vote on yet another continuing resolution, the Bank of Japan and the Federal Reserve are both set to release statements on Wednesday, positive news for new home purchasing, deflation in the Eurozone is making it's way to the U.S. and join Financial Issues in saving babies by supporting Mission: Pre-Born.

Michigan consumer sentiment, Bombs in New York and New Jersey could rattle the markets today, Federal Reserve to release whether they will raise interest rates and the U.S. government is at it again, this time manipulating the oil inventory numbers.

Interviews from the 2016 Values Voter Summit with Lt. Gen. (Ret.) William G. "Jerry" Boykin, Family Research Council's Executive Vice President, Arthur Ally, Timothy Plan President and Kelly Schackelford, First Liberty President and CEO.

Live from Mobile, AL, the site of tonights town hall meeting. Retail sales were down in August, oil inventories are up in the U.S. and the Bank of Japan is saying that negative interest rates have been a disaster.

The Federal Reserve continues to insist they may raise interest rates this month, the Bank of Japan looking at going deeper into negative interest rates, import and export prices are down and Dan takes listener calls on personal investing.

38% of NFIB survey participants indicate they are not expanding because of the current political climate, the Federal Reserve stills saying they may raise interest rates and direct business investment in China is increasing.

Dan Celia covers the financial and investing news of the day as well as answering listener questions on personal finances and investing.

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Dan discusses the damage done to the coal industry by President Obama, the fact that this election should be about jobs & the economy and upcoming Faith, Freedom & Finance town hall meetings.